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14.02.2013
Alla Pavlikova. Lizard's Tale
In spite of all the restrictions that were raining on them from all sides, Vera Butko and Anton Nadtochy were able to build a kindergarten that looks like a toy fairy tale palace. How were they able to do that? Let us find out!
23.10.2012
Julia Tarabarina. Flexible Solution
The project of reconstructing the building of “Havana” Movie Theater into “Planeta KVN” HQ* is not only highly responsive of the city environment and the “eternally young” image of the popular TV show, but also remarkably flexible in terms of its technical solution. * KVN (Russian: КВН, an abbreviation of Клуб Весёлых и Находчивых, Klub Vesyólykh i Nakhódchivykh or Ka-Ve-En, "Club of the Funny and Inventive") is a Russian humor TV show and competition where teams (usually college students) compete by giving funny answers to questions and showing prepared sketches. (Translator’s note)
07.09.2012
Julia Tarabarina, Tatiana Shovskaya. Two-Tier Life
On of the projects that won the bid for Skolkovo’s “Technology Park” residential area is the townhouse quarter by Vera Butko and Anton Nadtochiy. It looks very much like a sculpture of some giant mechanism and, obviously, echoes the profession of its future inhabitants.
28.03.2012
Anna Martovitskaya, Julia Tarabarina. Nature Faceted
In the south-west of Moscow region, the architectural office “Atrium” is building a private hotel. In order to visually minimize the rather large volume, the architects employed their favorite tactic – they made the building look like a natural part of the landscape.
06.06.2011
Anna Martovitskaya. A prototype in the pines
Folded covering which is both roof and walls, various materials, and irregular shape – if the construction had been completed 5 years earlier, this object could have become a signature work of Anton Nadtochy and Vera Butko.
16.03.2011
Anna Martovitskaya. Tetris… Vertical and Horizontal
The list of Russian projects showcased at the recent Cannes international real estate show MIPIM-2011 included, among others, the multi-function development “Vodny” located on Golovinskoe Shosse. Its developer is MR Group; the architectural concept was worked out by “Atrium” architectural office.
01.02.2011
Anna Martovitskaya. Two faces of a "green" house
In Moscow there has been started construction of a residential complex with sports centre on Soviet Army street designed by the architectural studio “Atrium”. As a rule mixed-used buildings are designed as different volumes literally connected to each other, but Vera Butko and Anton Nadtochy had their own vision.
02.03.2010
Anna Martovitskaya. New generation DNA
After the triumph of the boarding school in Kozhukhovo which brought a number of prestigious professional awards to the architectural studio "Atrium" and reputation of social-oriented developer to the "DON-Stroi" company, their co-operation simply had to be continued. Anton Nadtochy and Vera Butko designed children educational campus, consisting of a school for 1100 students and two pre-school facilities, for the 12th district of Shchukino. It’s been dominated by DON-stroi "Alye Parusa" for a few yeas now.
21.01.2010